DIVERCITY was a hit. It was a good way to cap off my absolutely eventful Valentine’s week. Since Monday, I had really cool after-school moments and sometimes, those moments occurred even during school hours. In spite of our midterms week, there was no pressure. Lucky week for me!
We got there a tad bit early so during rehearsals, I got to watch the models ready themselves for the night ahead. I got some cool panoramic photos of the run through. Their creative director was really intense. He was pretty shiny in gold that night. *laughs*
Nail It! had a lounge for free services so guests had the Nail It! experience while enjoying collections from the country’s selected designers. We offered free mani-pedi and massage. It’s a shame I wasn’t able to take more photos but there will be more— I’m grabbing more from Divercity’s photosets soon.
Here are more photos from the show. The models were really lovely, especially the ones I got to talk to the day before. FaDAL Manila had I loved all the collections especially the ones from Jaz Cerezo and Santi Obcena, who coincidentally was celebrating his birthday that night.
Here’s a still from DJ Cal taken from my phone. I foursquared this photo while I was in Whitespace Manila. Good mixes, impressive taste in music. You should definitely book her. She made some pretty remarkable stunts on the runway, too. (You should have been there else, you won’t get this.)
UPJMA Publicity Event team— these college kids made this event happen. They made sure we were updated and accommodated. Looking forward to more tie-ups with you.
This is our second major event with UP Junior Marketing Association (UPJMA) and we’re happy to give as much support as we can. These are the VIP Invites we provided them with which double as coupons to free services from Nail It!.
DIVERCITY was uber fun— not only was it a fashion show of different Filipino designers, it was also an event to celebrate the LGBT community.
(c) Fashion Firewoman
Some photos are from DIVERCITY’s Facebook page
